Traditional Fiji Names

Fijian title for a high-ranking woman or princess; also 'jewel' or 'ornament' in Sanskrit

A respected name, combining a title and a historical chief's name.

Grace, favor

My father is peace

oath, pledge

Pure

moon, moonlight

Flower

Born during the wet/rainy season

Fijian form of Eleanor, meaning 'bright, shining one'

Fijian form of Amos, meaning 'burden' or 'carried by God'.

mountain of strength or enlightened

affectionate, loving

Fair, white

My God is an oath

He will add

God is gracious

He will add, God will increase

Fijian form of Caleb, meaning 'faithful' or 'devotion to God'.

Flower, beauty

King, chief

Elder brother

Noble or of noble birth

Heavenly flower

Fijian short form of Elizabeth

Veil, covering, or hidden

Fijian form of Lucy, meaning 'light'

Who is like God?

Gift of God

Fijian form of Mary, meaning 'wished-for child'.

Love, dear

From my father; seed of a father

God has given; gift of God

Name of an island in Fiji

pleasantness, my delight

rest, comfort

Truth or righteousness

Son of; short for Benjamin

pearl

Ewe (Fijian form of Rachel)

chief, lord, king, queen

title for a chief or traditional leader

Lily

Road, path, or street, symbolizing a journey or direction.

Fijian form of Samson, meaning 'sun'

Backbone, strength

Beautiful flower

Appointed, placed (from Seth); The Lord has remembered (from Zachary)